Author: Gale Wright
The Art of Kintsugi
Liturgical Arts, May 5th
As we celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander cultures, Liturgical Arts honors the culture of our speaker, Shizuko Kobayashi. They have created banner overlays reflecting Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold. And they beautifully tie in the day’s scripture and liturgical color as well.Read moreFirst Sunday Luncheon
May 5, 11:30am, Pope Hall
For our May 5th First Sunday luncheon, our Fun, Food, & Fellowship group will be serving an Asian American menu—Broccoli/Beef, Asian Chicken Salad, Urimaki sushi (California rolls), and Hoison buns. Please bring your favorite Asian American dish or a dessert to share. Egg Rolls anyone? Dumplings? Hope to see you there!Read moreSanta Fe Octet
TGIF, May 3, 5:30pm
This Friday, the Santa Fe Octet performs music by Schubert. The Octet includes Ari Le, Violin; Flaviano Prosperini, Violin; Nathan Gibson, Viola; Nelson Denman, Cello; Jim Martinez, Bass; Daniel Schwab, Clarinet; John Hargreaves, Horn; and Debra Poulin, Basson. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read moreWho Is the Greatest?
Children’s Program, 10am, Sanctuary
When the disciples debated on who is the greatest (Mark 9:33–37), Jesus instructed them that greatness is defined by service, not glory. On this Service Sunday we will be making sandwiches and assembling sack lunches for the homeless. If you have any questions, contact Jen Black, our Family Ministry Director.Read moreFight Hunger
PHP 2024 Campaign
After decades of declining hunger, the last 10 years have seen an increase in the number of people worldwide being denied the basic human right to food. Around 735 million people don’t have enough to eat. Make your gift to the Presbyterian Hunger Program’s (PHP’s) Fight Hunger 2024 Campaign.Read moreYoung Adult Border Mission Trip
Donations Needed
Pastor Andrew is leading a group of young adults and high school students to help families and children along the US/Mexico border. These families seeking the safety of asylum in the United States find themselves in desperate situations with little food, water, and basic supplies. Please donate by May 1st.Read moreApril 27, 2024
Dear Saints in Santa Fe, and other far-off places, Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ! Photos and some random Aussie thoughts. Pictures down under paint 1,531.26 words (the conversion rate for 1,000) so I am sending some to you since it is such a great deal. So is the exchange rate! Since I wrote to you last, we said goodbye to our friends in Melbourne but not before a big party of some 30-40 old friends who attended the Uniting Church in West Brunswick when Jenny did. ...
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